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Place Booster Seat in 
Vehicle Forward-Facing 
Flush Against Back Seat 

Do not use any recline position 
except to make the booster seat 
flush against the vehicle seat 
back. Vehicle seat back must 
be upright.

 H-2 

Install Using the Lap and 

          Shoulder Belts

Place Child in Seat  

Place the child’s bottom and 
back flat against the booster 
seat. This will allow the vehicle 
belt to be properly tightened.

Adjust the headrest so that the 
midpoint of the child’s ears are at 
the midpoint of the headrest.

2.

 

NOTE: 

Do not use the level to ground lines on the sides of the 

shell. 

DO NOT

 use a locking clip when using this seat as a 

booster seat.

H. Install Using the Lap 

and Shoulder Belts

Buckle Lap and Shoulder 
Belt 

Lap belt should cross the child’s 
thighs (not on the stomach). The 
shoulder belt should lay snugly 
across the center of the child’s 
shoulders and across the chest 

(not on the face or neck). Both belts should be under the 
armrest as shown. Pull up on the shoulder belt to tighten.

3.

 

1.

 

Position Shoulder Belt

To help position the shoulder 
belt, you may need to secure the 
shoulder belt in one of the two 
shoulder belt-positioning guides 
or in the adjustable shoulder belt 
position guide, depending on your 
model.  

To adjust the adjustable shoulder 
belt positioning guide, pull out on 
the red end and slide up or down 
the track. Release at desired 
position. Make sure it locks into 
place.

NOTE:

 Use the shoulder belt positioning guide only if necessary 

to correctly position the shoulder belt on the child. 

Check periodically to ensure your child has not moved out of 
position and loosened the shoulder belt.

4.

 

Do not use the vehicle lap 
belt only when using this 
seat as a booster seat.

The shoulder belt must 
always be adjusted snugly 
across the child’s chest.  

NEVER place the shoulder 
belt behind the child’s 
back or under the child’s arms. 

Failure to follow these warnings can 
result in serious injury or death to your 
child.   

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Summary of Contents for All Terrain 65

Page 1: ...orward facing child restraint 10 30 kg 22 65 lb 74 132 cm 29 52 in booster seat 18 45 kg 40 100 lb 102 132 cm 40 52 in Read all instructions BEFORE USING this child restraint and booster seat 4358 619...

Page 2: ...le D 2 Vehicle Seating Position D 3 Choosing UAS or Vehicle Belts D 4 Knowing Your Vehicle Belts 1 C 1 Choose Position for Your Child C 2 Preparing Child Restraint to Fit Your Child C 3 Securing Child...

Page 3: ...Transport Canada it is possible that a safety related problem may be found If there is ever a safety issue with your child restraint we use registration information to reach owners If you don t have...

Page 4: ...l A Before You Begin E P I A Headrest Harness Height Adjustment Levers B Adjustable Headrest C Child Head Support on select models D Body Pillow on select models E Lumbar Support on select models F Ha...

Page 5: ...nds on model I Rotating Armrests J Forward Facing Belt Path K Rear Facing Belt Path L UAS Attachment for Storage M UAS Connector N UAS Belt O UAS Adjuster P Shell Q Rear Facing Level To Ground Lines C...

Page 6: ...booster seat B Safety Information Failure to read understand and follow the instructions and warnings in this instruction manual and the warnings on the system could result in serious injury or death...

Page 7: ...tions and warning labels for additional warnings Transport Canada Road Safety Directorate regulates children s restraint systems under the Motor Vehicle Restraint Systems Safety Regulations RSSR The r...

Page 8: ...tion Determine which of the three buckle strap slots that is both comfortable and snug to use NOTE Thread buckle strap through the slot closest to child 5 Locate buckle strap s metal retainer under th...

Page 9: ...or just below the shoulders If the upper harness guides are above the child s shoulders with the headrest in the lowest position do not use this child restraint Children have a tendency to want to sl...

Page 10: ...not loose and lies flat against the child without sagging It does not press on the child s flesh or push the child s body into an unnatural position 4 Position Chest Clip Slide chest clip up or down s...

Page 11: ...rt is designed to support the infant s head and neck Infant head support MUST not cover the infant s face in any way Remove the head support when the infant s head has reached the top inside part of t...

Page 12: ...the harness system Replace the buckle see section C 2 Body Pillow To remove the body pillow slide out from behind the harness straps Head Pillow The head pillow provides extra comfort for your child...

Page 13: ...nthread harness straps from the chest clip 2 Unthread harness straps from the buckle tongues 3 Holding one harness strap pull harness completely out of lower harness guides 4 3 C 7 Removing Harness Sy...

Page 14: ...Remove Upper Harness Guides From the back of child restraint pinch harness guide ends together or use a screwdriver to press in on harness guide edge as shown With the other hand from the front of the...

Page 15: ...3 Make Harness Straps Even Take both ends of the harness strap and make them even in length Do not twist harness straps Thread Harness Guides on Harness Strap Slide one harness guide on each harness s...

Page 16: ...PLETELY ON the splitter plate 30 D General Vehicle Installation Your vehicle s features may be considerably different than those pictured here Consult your vehicle owner s manual to help identify your...

Page 17: ...the vehicle For vehicles with an airbag but without a back seat refer to your vehicle owner s manual D 3 Choosing UAS or Vehicle Belts When installed properly either the UAS or Vehicle Belts will secu...

Page 18: ...ing Retractor You must have the vehicle belts in the locking mode to use them Follow the instructions in the installation sections ALR Automatic Locking Retractor These belts lock after pulling the we...

Page 19: ...same as in your vehicle Use only with F A A certified equipment Contact the airline before taking the child restraint on an aircraft in order to comply with their regulations E Aircraft Installation...

Page 20: ...ecline see section C 6 1 NOTE Review your vehicle s owner manual for UAS belt use continued on next page Pull UAS Connector Across to Opposite Side Reach under pad and pull the UAS connector across th...

Page 21: ...peat for other side of child restraint 3 To Remove UAS Belt From Vehicle UAS Anchor Bar Remove child from child restraint Press down firmly on child restraint and press the red release button on each...

Page 22: ...Child Restraint Pull the seat pad off the front corners of shell 1 Review section D 4 to determine what kind of vehicle belts you have Review your vehicle s owner manual for seat belt use Rotate Child...

Page 23: ...The child restraint should not move more than 2 5 cm 1 in and the vehicle belt should not loosen NOTE If it moves more than 2 5 cm 1 in or if the vehicle belt loosens try reinstalling the child restr...

Page 24: ...e vehicle s anchor bracket Pull on free end of the tether strap Pull loose end to tighten To Adjust Tether Strap G 2 Adjusting the Tether Strap Tether straps are required in Canada Using this child re...

Page 25: ...ecurely Do not fasten both UAS connectors on the same UAS anchor bar in the vehicle Do not use any recline position except to install the child restraint flush against the vehicle seat back Vehicle se...

Page 26: ...mly while pulling up on the free end of the UAS belt to tighten 3 It may be easier to tighten the belt through the belt path opening as shown Check UAS Belt Tightness Grasp the child restraint at the...

Page 27: ...ild restraint in the forward facing position 52 51 Installation Tip Loosely attach the tether hook before threading the vehicle belt Consult vehicle s owner manual for specific location 1 Thread Vehic...

Page 28: ...ter seat using only vehicle lap shoulder belt Lap Shoulder Belt H Prepare to Install Booster Seat You MUST remove the harness system see section C 7 You MUST remove lumbar supports and body pillows to...

Page 29: ...d be under the armrest as shown Pull up on the shoulder belt to tighten 3 1 Position Shoulder Belt To help position the shoulder belt you may need to secure the shoulder belt in one of the two shoulde...

Page 30: ...he bottom or top level to ground lines When used in the forward facing position do not use any recline position except to install the child restraint flush against the vehicle seat back Vehicle seat b...

Page 31: ...___ For replacement parts complete this form below We must have your model number and manufacture date codes on the form to ensure proper replacement parts They can be found on the stickers on the sid...

Page 32: ...to the original retail purchaser as follows This product is warranted against defective materials or workmanship for one year from the date of original purchase An original receipt is required to vali...

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